Skunk killing klx'er NWS
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RE: Skunk killing klx'er NWS
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The skunk was indeed rabid and his dog has been quarantined but I aint sayin who it was. The soccer star can post if he likes.
The skunk was indeed rabid and his dog has been quarantined but I aint sayin who it was. The soccer star can post if he likes.
thats funny...
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RE: Skunk killing klx'er NWS
Well, if it was ribbid. Then I guess the kick was in self-defense. I've would probably gotten my .22 revolver and put it down, if it was truely ribbid.
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RE: Skunk killing klx'er NWS
Its someone on the forum! cool! whoever you are, props for the funny post. Although I'm not sure which is funnier, the video or the comments on the video hahaha.
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RE: Skunk killing klx'er NWS
Yeah, no thanks, I'll pass.
Looks like that skunk exhibited every single one of those signs.
Whoever that was, I hope your dog is OK, man. Also, hopefully you didn't get any saliva or anything on you where you might have an open cut like a scratch or something. Rabies can kill you if not treated early. Once symptoms are showing, it's too late.
Signs of Rabies in Animals
It is not always possible to determine that an animal is infected with rabies by simple observation. Signs in an animal which should lead you to suspect that it may be rabid are:
* Nervousness
* Aggressiveness
* Excessive drooling and foaming at the mouth
* Abnormal behavior such as:
- wild animals losing their fear of human beings
- animals normally active at night being seen during the day.
It is not always possible to determine that an animal is infected with rabies by simple observation. Signs in an animal which should lead you to suspect that it may be rabid are:
* Nervousness
* Aggressiveness
* Excessive drooling and foaming at the mouth
* Abnormal behavior such as:
- wild animals losing their fear of human beings
- animals normally active at night being seen during the day.
Whoever that was, I hope your dog is OK, man. Also, hopefully you didn't get any saliva or anything on you where you might have an open cut like a scratch or something. Rabies can kill you if not treated early. Once symptoms are showing, it's too late.
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